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28th

Jul

Gear, Hiking

What’s in my Bag—First Aid Kit

by Hiking with Camera

Updated 8/10/2015 REI, Adventure Medical, and other companies have build quite a market around complex pre-built first aid kits. These kits can come very organized with quite a few components to them. They are often tailored to general circumstances, and contain a lot of potential yet unneeded trash. I believe that first aid kits are […]

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23rd

Jul

Hiking, Trip Reports

Deception Pass Loop

by Hiking with Camera

Having attacked this area of the Alpine Lakes region from several different angles, I’ve put together an optimal loop hike that would hit some of the most beautiful spots in Washington, all in one, 4–6 day loop. The planned route would start and end out of the Hyas Lake and Cathedral Pass Trailheads (both in the […]

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16th

Jul

Hiking, Trip Reports

The Northern Loop—Mount Rainier

by Hiking with Camera

I have often referred to the Northern Loop as the mini Wonderland Trail. It has a little bit of everything as far as scenery goes. The only thing it is missing the the moonscape high alpine rocks of Panhandle Gap. And Amy and I were not disappointed in our four and a half day visit there […]

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8th

Jun

Hiking, Photography

Hiking with a Camera: Tips and Tricks

by Hiking with Camera

One of the most common questions I’m asked is about hiking with a camera. What do I bring? How much does it weigh? And how do I carry it? The short answer is, it depends, but let me take a bit to explain how I carry my camera in different situations. General Philosophy I know […]

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11th

May

Hiking

A Decision Made—The Expedition Trip

by Hiking with Camera

The moment has come and the decision made. It’s now or potentially never. Summer 2016, I’ll be venturing out on a month-long backpacking trip. I’m very excited about this decision, and the timing is right. Now, before kids come into the picture and while the motivation is strong. Yes, I can and will keep in […]

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20th

Oct

Hiking

2014 Hiking Highlights

by Hiking with Camera

It was a good year, and these 18 amazing hikes of 2014 will blow your socks off. Subapline meadows, alpine lakes, breathtaking peaks, vibrant larches, and nimble goats are just some of the amazing features of the places I hiked in 2014.

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21st

Oct

Hiking

2013 Hiking Highlights

by Hiking with Camera

Following up with the pattern I started last year, it’s time for my mid-summer update. The primary reason I fell in love with Washington and stayed for as long as I have is the breathtaking wilderness that it is home to. It is so important that I have made sure whatever job I’ve taken, has given me plenty of time to be out on the trail in the summers. And this summer is no different. So, without further ado, I want to share with you where I’ve been this summer.

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13th

Sep

Hiking

2012 Hiking Highlights

by Hiking with Camera

As you may have noticed, I’ve been slow on my posts this summer. Hopefully my Photo Friday’s have kept you interested, but it’s been quite a full summer. I officially resigned from the Bethel School District, moved myself from Tacoma to Seattle, started a new job as the Distance Learning Coordinator for the Northwest Regional Primary Care Association, began working as a freelance web designer, picked up the pace on the challenge course as I increase my responsibilities and commitment, and gotten out on plenty of backcountry excursions. Today, I thought I’d share some of those adventures with you.

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17th

Jan

Hiking

Hot Water and Sore Feet

by Hiking with Camera

We live in a time with many threats to our hiking trails and outdoor education: climate change, increased traffic, and decreased resources. The No Child Left Inside movement has raised our awareness of the importance of outdoor education for our youth. So given the threats to this important commodity, I wanted to take a moment to share a story about a hike in the Israeli desert that had an impact on me.

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26th

Sep

Hiking, Trip Reports

Summerland and Panhandle Gap

by Hiking with Camera

There is something unquestionably powerful about the mountains. Their presence in our world is unmistakable. I am lucky to live in the shadow of one of the world’s great mountains, and blessed by the gift to be able to visit it often. Yesterday was one such occasion. I am consistently amazed by the majestic power […]

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